BREAKING: Edmonton Oilers Officially Complete Surprising Transaction After Forward's Injury

The Edmonton Oilers have officially made a roster move today, and it comes as a bit of a surprise to many fans. Lately, injuries have been giving the Oilers a tough time, from Connor McDavid to Mattias Janmark. While McDavid has made a swift recovery and is back in action, Janmark is unfortunately sidelined with a long-term shoulder injury.

The health of the Oilers' roster isn't exactly perfect at the moment, and this has forced them to take action. Forward Connor Brown, who was recently signed this offseason, suffered an injury in last night's game. He's expected to miss some time on the ice.

In response to these developments, the Edmonton Oilers have officially completed a roster move. They've decided to send Philip Broberg, one of their young defensemen, to the Bakersfield Condors, their AHL affiliate. This move is necessitated by the injuries to both Connor Brown and Mattias Janmark, leaving the team in need of a lineup adjustment.

However, the decision to send Broberg down has sparked some controversy among fans. Many have taken to social media to voice their displeasure with this move, as they feel that defenseman Vincent Desharnais should have been the one sent down, rather than the promising young talent, Philip Broberg.

The debate continues, but the Oilers have made their choice in hopes of addressing their roster challenges.